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BIS Completes Project Mandala, Automating Cross-Border Transaction Compliance

Fintech News

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) and a group of central banks have successfully completed Project Mandala demonstrating automated compliance for cross-border transactions. The system’s capabilities were demonstrated through two practical use cases.

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Tackling Fraud and Compliance Burdens: CFIT Publishes Digital Company ID Blueprint

The Fintech Times

It will then also enable financial institutions to redeploy compliance savings into strengthening anti-fraud efforts. In addition to fraud, regulatory compliance is another major hurdle facing organisations. However, this is another area in which Digital Company ID can help. Overall, an important step towards a more digitised economy.”

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Ripple launches USD-denominated stablecoin with global partners and enhanced compliance

The Payments Association

RLUSD is an enterprise-grade, USD-denominated stablecoin created with trust, utility, and compliance at its core, backed by Ripples years of experience working with crypto and the existing financial system. RLUSD is ideal for financial use cases and allows institutions to: Facilitate instant settlement of cross-border payments.

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Central banks prove use case for embedding compliance into cross-border transactions

Finextra

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) along with central banks in Australia, Korea, Malaysia and Singapore have successfully demonstrated the feasibility of embedding regulatory compliance requirements with cross-border financial transactions.

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Navigating AML obligations in the age of virtual IBANs

The Payments Association

The compliance challenges of virtual IBANs, focusing on AML obligations and regulatory gaps. However, their rapid adoption has raised concerns about regulatory oversight, particularly concerning anti-money laundering (AML) compliance. Why is it important?

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Risk-based authentication: The secret to meeting PSD2 compliance without sacrificing convenience

The Payments Association

Faster payments and faster fraud As new payment use cases and systems emerge, they naturally introduce new fraud risks. Outdated security methods like OTPs and siloed authentication methods dont provide the strong security or seamless customer experience needed to stay competitive post-PSD2.

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What to Know About Tokenization

Basis Theory

The platform provides a token for use in place of the sensitive data. Because sensitive card data is replaced by a token and cardholder data is stored off your systems, the PCI compliance scope is greatly reduced. Similar to the example above, they don’t want to build a compliant system if it doesn’t give them a competitive advantage.